The Breakdown Episode 15 – Chris Kelstrom’s District 5 Campaign
The Breakdown takes a closer look at the Shasta County District 5 race and looks at Chris Kelstrom’s campaign finances.
Author: Benjamin Nowain
The Breakdown Episode 14 – Kevin Crye’s campaign
The Breakdown investigates Kevin Crye’s campaign finances, as well as other aspects of his campaign activities. If you appreciate Benjamin Nowain’s reporting and commentary, please consider contributing to A News Cafe. Thank you!
The Northstate Breakdown – Episode 13 – Dale Ball’s Criminal Records
This week the Breakdown covers the numerous criminal records of District 2 Candidate Dale Ball, which reach back to 1990. Facebook Link: https://fb.watch/aT3vt2Oezy/ Youtube Link: https://youtu.be/nYgZV8O6dBU Hello, and welcome to the North State Breakdown with Benjamin Nowain. In this episode I am… Continue Reading
The Breakdown, Episode 12 – Supervisor Les Baugh’s Board Room Manipulation
In this episode The Breakdown covers District 5 Supervisor Les Baugh’s duplicitous behavior starting from January 2021 to present day. Facebook Link: https://fb.watch/aLbAhcTnSM/ Youtube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUTvflK4gsU
The Breakdown, Episode 11 October 2021 – School Walkouts
This week the Breakdown covers news events from the past month, Including the certification of Recall Shasta’s signatures, Carlos Zapata’s trial results and the School Walkouts that took place in October. If the above link doesn’t work, click https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZgd97O0rSk
The Breakdown Episode 10: Week of August 23rd through September 19th – FDA Approval
This week the Breakdown covers news events from the past month, including a 50k donation to Recall Shasta by Reverge Anselmo, Letters released by Shasta Forward from Patrick Jones’ former colleagues, Recall Shasta’s recent request for extension for signatures, and… Continue Reading
The Breakdown, Week of August 9th and 16th – “Unauthorized Board Meeting”
This week the Breakdown covers news events from the past two weeks, including the August 9th Protest at Mercy Hospital, as well as the August 17th protest/unauthorized board meeting enabled by District 4 Supervisor Patrick Jones.
